Your kids in their development and milestones period are trying to discover and explore what they are good at. Also, a support system may help them achieve what they want to do and create.
As parents, we guide our kids when they attempt to practice any skills. They may also face challenges when it comes to what they want to learn. Their environment could be one of the factors that can affect their engagement and enthusiasm.
One example is their interest in art. How would we help our kids in their art engagement?
Child and art skill
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When we say “art skill”, it does not necessarily mean that we are formally schooled in an art program, music observatory, and the like. We should not confuse our child and learn his art skills.
With art skills, your child’s development may come in handy. It will help him positively learn new things while being creative. Being skillful in the art can be applied in many ways.
Art engagement
Because we should know what we mean by art, engagement comes after. Attention can be seen through different contexts, situations, and even environments.
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Our kids may have art engagement in any art form, like music, sculpture, visual arts, or even acting. One of the challenges that should be confronted is not about in what school we should let them learn. It is about what environment and situation we need to guide our kids.
Knowing the right and appropriate environment helps them engage more in different artistic activities.
Environment as a Factor of art engagement
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There are different contexts and environments as factors of engaging our kids in art, according to a reviewed research by Psychology Today. These are the following:
- Private art classes
- Art education within the school
- Extra-curricular or school hours activity
- Integrating arts into any lessons
- Using art as a reward or break within classrooms
- Let them work on art at home
Remember
Even though there can be different factors that may help our kids’ engagement in artistic activities, our guidance and passionate support will help them grow and accept any suggestions for improvements and praise.
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